Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-03-24
Local ExposIfions.
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Township election April 4.
Sunday was beautiful day indeed.
John Holden is on the sick list at
present.
One week from next Monday is
Township election.
Ovens & Braidwoods $500 mems
shoes take the cake.
Brockway correspondence received
too late for publication this week.
Notice w. ii. Harris change of adv
in this issue. A careful perusal will be
beneficial to all.
Call on Ovens & Braidwood for cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods. New
lot Just received.
The social dance given for the bene-
tit of the orphans i'll Michaels Hall last
Thursday evening was very interest
ing affair.
a box social was given at the resi-
dence of Robert Tinniswood in Speaker
on the 18th inst. realizing over Sl2 for
the benefit of the Baptist church.
Itch, OF every kind cured i'll 30 MN
utes by Wooltord's Sanitary Lotion
Use no other. This never fails. Sold
by Chas. a. Wells a. Co., Druggists
Brockway Centre, Mich.
c. +. Michaels will give grand East
er Ball, April Ia. First class music
will be in attendance. Bill reasonable.
Come everybody and have good time
and all the eggs you want to eat.
Miss Kiltie A. Carroll has returned
from her visit East, having enjoy
ed her trip immensely. While away
she purchased spring stock of millin-
cry which will be here this week.
We are pleased to make mention of
the fact that Chester Bricker passed a
successful examination on the board of
Pharmacy, at Grand Rapids, March 10,
and is now full-hedged druggist.
Read the article in this issue on the
"liquor tax humbug." We would ad-
1t will not do you any harm and may
open your eyes so that you may see a
few solid facts.
The calico hop given under the aus
pices of the Nanon Social Club in
Michaels' hall last Friday evening was
a very pleasant affair socially but not
About sixteen couple were
in attendance.
We would like it for convenience to
us, if each of the political parties would
hold their caucuseS as early in the com
ing week as possible to give us chance
to do the work. Tickets and slips
N nA tnl, ,,t
this office.
"a continual dropping on very
rainy day and poor contemptous wO-
man are alike" No wonder. Door souls
they are such slaves to headache. One
twenty-five cents spent for a bottle of
Salvation Oil will restore harmony in
the household.
A pleasant surprise party was given
by the scholars of the higher grades in
our public schools to +. L. Law on
Thursday evening last. Mr.. Law was
made the recipient of a beautiful photo
graph album from his scholars which
gift he appreciates very highly.
The Bell Telephone Co. will immedi-
ately commence the erection of line
between Port Huron and Vassar. via
Brockway Centre, Burnside, Marlette.
North Branch and Vassar. The line
will be first-class copper wire Thos. III
solicited the stock subscrip-
ion on the route.
The social held at Bidleman's school
house last Wednesday eve. for the ben
Eft of Rev. II. King was quite sue
cess, S22.50 being realized. The Elders |
friends in that neighborhood are not a |
few. Members of the different denom-
nations We'd with each other to make |
he occasion enjoyable and profitable |
20 the minister. Excellent music was |
by Mr.. Beadle, his wife and |
,thers.
Here is a good personal motto for |
everybody, whether workers in the |
cause or not. If you are |
lot you should be:-"I am only one, |
)ut / am one. | can't do everything, |
)ut can do something, and what / can
10 / ought to do. and what | ought to |
10 by the help of God | will do
Amen" Let all intelligent temperance |
nen take q front seat among the
amendment workers and do something. |
Rev L. B. Sutton, OF Adrian, who
ectured on temperance in Central Hall
asst Sunday furnished our citizens |
.hree of the most interesting and in
'tructive lectures we have had the
pleasure to listen to for some time. He |
presented the liquor question in the
dearest and most distinct light it could |
possibly have been brought before the
people. His audiences were large and |
listened to his discourse with attention. |
V. Boehmer. of Peck, was here last
week representing J. j. Livingstone 4
Co., of Ontario, who intend locating a
lax mill in this place if slight remu-
neration will be made them. The pro-
position they intend making the citi-
,ens of this place is, il they will give
Them a bonus of $1,000 to purchase
and with, they will locate here and give
for Is hands through the
year and from so to 100 during the
greater part of the summer months. A |
,itizens meeting is called for tomorrow
Friday evening at Central Hall to dis
,uss the advisability OF giving this bo-
aus. Let every citizen turn out. !